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Originally posted by manooly
Does anyone else have the same problem I have? I find myself continually creating new fictional leagues. I just can't seem to get one to stick with. I usually develop one and then simulate a weeks worth of games at a time and look at the stats throughout the league. I very rarely get past the first year before starting over. I just last night created a new league and played out the first game by PBP and am looking forward to tonight's game/games. I want to develop a history but don't want to miss anything. I'll probably start a new league in a few days and go back to simulating a weeks worth at a time. This game stresses me out (in a wonderfully addictive kind of way). I just want to create the perfect fictional baseball universe!!!! I know, I have a problem. It's called OOTPitis. HELP!!! How can I create a league that I'll stick with?
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Yep, I've had the same problem with fictional leagues. It's hard to follow so many fictional players. What I've done is started a Federal League replay. The Federal League ran from 1914 - 1915 before calling it quits. I continue running the league past the first two seasons, drafting fictional rookies and Negro League stars. This gives the team a background history, real players to follow who will eventually be replaced by fictional players.